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A US arms-trafficking case and an Ontario parole violation caught up with him mid-workout in El Poblado.

Financed by an intercompany loan, the deal closed as Ecopetrol navigates a leadership shakeup at home.

Coal, oil, and gas dependence leaves parts of Colombia's regional economy exposed as consumption-led growth cools.

Colombia's film incentives and a week of workshops in Medellín aim to turn the city into a regional production hub.

De la Espriella’s deportation order signals a sharp turn in Colombia’s migration policy, shifting from years of regularization and integration toward stricter enforcement, and potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans.

President Abelardo de la Espriella ordered five extraditions to the US that had been suspended during peace talks, signaling a sharp break with the previous government’s “Total Peace” policy.

Fixed telephone lines keep shrinking even as fiber, mobile data, and 5G networks expand across Colombia.